Great Decisions program and local elections agenda in 1959
The text outlines a 1959 Great Decisions program in Big Piney with university and extension service support and local groups planning discussions on Cold War era foreign policy issues. It also reports the canvassing committee results for the Big Piney Soil Conservation District supervisors election, naming Frank Bray and Dan Ganzel as elected, with vote tallies for Bray Chapel Greenwood Murdock Mickelen Springsman and Ricbert A. Springsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Soil Conservation Committee OF
Wyoming
State Soil Conservation Committee
Big Piney
Bray
Frank
Chapel
Prank
Greenwood
James
Murdock Joe
Mickelen
Gordon
Springsman
Ricbert A
Frank Bray
Dan Ganzel
Big Piney Soil Conservation District
Beck Water
Guimney Walter €. Yose
Wyoming sportsmen Asked to Help Wig Game Harvest Survey
Wyoming Game and Fish Department asks sportsmen to cooperate in a deer and elk harvest survey with the University of Wyoming. Fred Yeaman, chief of Wildlife Development, says questionnaires were sent to 1958 license purchasers to gather statewide harvest data for planning big game seasons and to aid hunters across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Wyoming Game and Fish Department
University of Wyoming
Fred &. Yeaman
Yeoman
Sali
Big Piney Faces Cokeville Lyman In Busy Week Of Prep Play
Big Piney travels to Cokeville to meet Cokeville and Lyman this Thursday with ten players including Bob Wilson and Ron Vickrey. The Punchers aim for their first win as rough start after holidays, plus a home game against Lyman Friday. Coach notes emphasize height and need for stronger play after losses to Superior and Saratoga.
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Cokeville
Giants
Lyman
Hoteh
Big Piney
Piiaay
Bob Wilson
Ron Vickrey
Dick Tanner
Jim Ashford
J. R. Evenild
Mike Murdock
Doug Vickrey
Paul Amesen
Larry Perkins
Bob Stee
Rawlins
Peror
Piney
Euney
Kes
J. Ashford
Sivenild
R. Vickrey
Menghniseth
Jablin Mason
Mrs Mildred Miller Noted in Who's Who of American Women
Mrs Mildred Miller is mentioned among 13 000 prominent names in Who's Who of American Women. The volume lists women from civic religious and leadership roles across the Mountain West, including Utahns Idahoans Nevadan and Wyoming residents. Names such as Imogene Parr Hazel A Mackie and Arlene Wesswick appear among local entries.
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Midred
Milir
Ho Tavemountain
Red Cross Officers of Big Piney Area
Sublette County Red Cross officers for 1959 residing in the Big Piney area seek volunteers. The slate includes Mrs Kim Greenwood as chair, Mrs Jack Keily as home service, Mrs Paul Sch1 secretary, Mrs Donald Wassenberg treasurer, Mrs Boyd Carr Jr red cross, Mrs Jane Peck home nursing, and Mrs Graham Hodges county Red Cross. Meeting noted for February 3 at Building.
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Sublette County
Red Cross
Big Piney
Kim, Greenwood
Jack Keily
Home Service
Paul Sch 1
Donald Wassenberg
Boyd Carr
Jane Peck
Graham Hodges
Big Piney Beats With 21 Points From Bo Wilson
Kvenild scored 9 points while R Vickrey added 6 then 1 4 Rawlins pressed Big Piney and four of their starters scored all their points Bo Wilson became the first Big Piney player this year to reach 21 points on the night Kvenild controlled the boards and Piney shot 15 of 25 from the line for 68 percent in the win
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Rawlins
Big Piney
Bo Wilson
Kvenild
Farm Tax Guide Aid for Farmers in 1959 Program
The 1959 Farm Tax Guide, prepared by the U S Internal Revenue Service, is available in limited supply at county agents offices. It explains changes in the tax law for farmers, including 20 percent depreciation on personal property, net operating loss carryback, and casualty loss rules. A Meet Me At Mutual program by the Mutual Improvement Association of the LDS Church is set for January 27 at 3 00 in the Legion Hall. All ages over twelve invited with no admission charge. Aims to acquaint Big Piney residents with program offerings for youth and adults. The article also notes soil study samples and soil conservation interest among students, with Wyoming soil bulletins offered with each sample.
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Laramie
U.S. Internal Revere Service
Bob Frary
Wyoming University Extension
Taumens
Mutual Improvement Association of
LD.5
Legion Hall
Big Piney
Moramren
Homemaker's Council Elects Officers and Plans May Program
The county Homemaker's Council re elected Thema Ditton as president and Blanche Clark as incidents officer for two years. Generosity treasurers hold for another year. An international relations theme tests for an achievement program in May with each club selecting a country. Co chairs Alice Bleamer and Bel en Hopkns lead the committee. Writ chel will host September 28 with Guided Market club as hosts. Witchel named county international relations chairman with Dottie Alexander health and safety and Pat Edwards publicity as other county chairs. Mardell Fear ers reported on the Wichita National Home Demonstration Council meeting. Andy Olson spoke on library services for clubs.
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Thema Ditton Way
Blanche Clark
Tressures
Alice Bleamer
Belen Hopkns
Daniel de More
Bronx
Aty Sea
Mret Club
Witchel
Dottie Alexander
Health and Safety
Pat Edwards
National Home Demonstration Council
Wichita
Kansas
Mardell Fearers
Andy Olson
Wyoming soils go traveling across the nation
Paul C. Singleton of the University Agricultural Experiment Station notes that Wyoming soil samples are routinely sent to states across the Union each week, illustrating how Wyoming soil is found in many regions. The official remarks highlight the outreach of soil science beyond the state.
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Laramie
Wyoming
Union
Paul C. Singleton
Wyoming University Agricultural Experiment Station
Sta
Accurate Records Needed for Wool Incentive Payments
Lamb producers must keep receipts showing buyer name, signature, liveweight, and the word unshorn. Only lambs never shorn qualify for payments under the Wool Act. Records must show holding period before resale, with applications due by April 30 for 1958 Lambs. submit to ASC county offices.
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Wien
Byrsa Taylor
Wyoming University Extension Marketing
ASC
Taylor
Vandals damage LaBarge School in District 7
Labarge School in Kemmerer District 7 suffered vandalism with three new doors ruined two plate glass panes broken and four door frames damaged. Reward offered by the district for information leading to arrest and conviction. Incident occurred early Sunday morning January 4 as Lincoln County sheriff's department investigates.
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Kemmerer
LaBarge
Lincoln County Sheriff's Department
Immigration address report urged for aliens in Colorado and Wyoming
John TF Clingan of the Immigration and Naturalization Service asked aliens in Colorado and Wyoming who have not filed address report forms to do so before January 31 at the nearest INS office or post office. The law requires most non citizens to record their address each January, with guardians of children under 14 responsible for their underage dependents.
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John TF. Clingan
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Colorado
Wyoming
Immigration Service Office
United Nations
Clingan
Veterans aid on home loan payments clarified
Veterans may not be forced to make extra payments or face penalties. The Veterans Administration states the minimum extra principal is the lesser of one monthly payment or $100. If financial hardship arises, the veteran can request lender approval to apply already paid extra toward regular payments to avoid default.
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Veterans Administration
Wyoming Legislature May Hear University Commerce Building Plan
The Wyoming State Legislature will be asked to approve funding during the current session for a university project labeled as a college of commerce and industry building at the University of Wyoming. A donation drive to March of Dimes accompanies the proposal as part of campus community efforts.
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Wyoming State Legisature
University of Wyoming
College of Commerce
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Prgram
U.S
U. S
Gopram
Washangler
Agricultural Extension Service
Carl Arbighit
Siena McKinsky
John Evenild
Francis Tanner
Clinton Dunning
BIG Piney High Sohool
Otto Lew
Robert and
Pogey Bott
Kemmerer Cafe
Ycore
Can Cvnsus
Granion
Matilda Haggerly
Harold Joplin
Hanna
Wilson
Kyvenild
Saratoga
Pinedale
B. Wilson
J. RB
Reliance
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Thro
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Jam Ashifest
Rex
Kyenilda
Ashford Wupatrey
Reliance Ault
Savyide
Santistevan G. Ahrew i
Keeling
Robert Bott
Mildred Miller
Big Piney Area
Mia
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Boy Scouts
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Singleton
Scnegleon
He U
Singietta
Homemaker’s
Council
Labarge School
Veterans’ News
March of Dimes
College of Law
Corbett Field
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